Actually, I do not need these pliers. I have three Aderendhülsenquetschzangen. Since I since Jahrzehtnten [1,8] RC model boats have operated, I have witnessed the development pliers, on the translated and with minimum pressing pressure lock and the "in the ring pressing" of the simple two-lever type of crimping pliers. Especially in the model ships' hulls often one wishes one joint more on the fingers to come into the angle. Since I have given up the model for deteriorating eyes, I will probably no longer squeeze more than 100 end sleeves up to my end of life. (If new lamp has the living room, which indeed happens rarely) However, these pliers is a temptation and a delight !. It lies well in the hand, comes in the smallest recesses, pressed excellent and is durable. (This, I take it times out of the life of the other Knipex products that I occupy.) These pliers are constructed with love and care and a lot of experience thing. Colleagues from the electrical industry are of equally enthusiastic, as I do. Who wants to spend less, the Aderendhülen can press with the teeth of course, but it is then no enjoyment.
